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U. S. Steel
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U. S. Steel Reports Results, Continues "Multi-Year Journey" to Profitability
28 January 2014 - United States Steel Corporation reported a fourth quarter 2013 net loss of US$122 million compared to a third quarter 2013 net loss of US$1,791 million and fourth quarter 2012 net loss of US$50 million.
U. S. Steel Canada Announces Management Appointments
24 January 2014 - U. S. Steel Canada, a subsidiary of United States Steel Corporation, announced several management appointments effective 1 February 2014.
Bloomberg: U. S. Steel Plant Explosion Near Detroit Kills Worker, Injures 2
16 December 2013 - An explosion early on the morning of 15 December 2013 at a United States Steel Corporation plant near Detroit killed one worker and injured two others, according to a Bloomberg report.
U. S. Steel Announces Executive Management Changes
12 December 2013 - United States Steel Corporation announced a series of executive management changes including naming John J. Quaid, vice president - Iron Ore; Larry T. Brockway as senior vice president, chief risk officer and treasurer; Sharon K. Owen to retire from North American Flat-Rolled Operations.
U. S. Steel Board Elects David S. Sutherland as Non-Executive Chairman
04 December 2013 - United States Steel Corporation announced that its Board of Directors elected David S. Sutherland to the position of independent, non-executive chairman effective 1 January 2014.
U. S. Steel Tubular Products Awards Chief Roughneck Award
11 November 2013 - U. S. Steel Tubular Products, Inc., a subsidiary of United States Steel Corporation, announced that Bruce H. Vincent, president and director of Swift Energy Company, is the recipient of its Chief Roughneck Award for 2013.
U. S. Steel's Minnesota Ore Operations Honored with Sentinels of Safety Award
08 November 2013 - United States Steel Corporation announced that Minnesota Ore Operations - Keetac was honored with the Sentinels of Safety Award on 30 October 2013 at a dinner in Washington, D.C.
U. S. Steel Appoints New Vice President and Chief Information Officer
31 October 2013 - United States Steel Corporation chief executive officer Mario Longhi today announced the appointment of Charles G. Balawajder to the position of vice president and chief information officer effective 1 November 2013.
Reuters: U. S. Steel to Partially Shut Hamilton, Ontario, Mill
30 October 2013 - United States Steel Corp said on Tuesday it will permanently shut down iron and steelmaking operations at its Hamilton, Ontario, mill at the end of this year, according to a Reuters report.
U. S. Steel Posts Third Quarter 2013 Net Loss of US$1.8 Billion
29 October 2013 - United States Steel Corporation reported a third quarter 2013 net loss of US$1,791 million primarily due to a US$1.8 Billion pre-tax non-cash goodwill impairment charge.
U. S. Steel Expects US$1.8 Billion Goodwill Impairment Charge in Third Quarter Results
22 October 2013 - United States Steel Corporation announced that it is currently performing its annual goodwill impairment analysis and that it estimates a total goodwill impairment of approximately US$1.8 billion for its North American flat rolled and Texas Operations reporting units in the third quarter of 2013.
U. S. Steel Kosice Helps to Open Steel Park Entertainment and Technical Center
11 October 2013 - On 4 October, the Steel Park entertainment and technical center in Kosice, Slovakia, was officially opened, which was founded with the aim of supporting creativity within the Kosice—European Capital of Culture 2013 project.
U. S. Steel Names Thomas O'Toole General Manager — Process/Consulting Engineering
08 October 2013 - United States Steel Corporation announced that Thomas J. O'Toole has been advanced to general manager – process/consulting engineering, effective 1 October.
U. S. Steel Introduces ACRYLUME E PLUS™ as New Member of the ACRYLUME® Family
01 October 2013 - United States Steel Corporation is pleased to announce the addition of a new high-quality, value-added product to its lineup of construction steels that supports green building design and practices, positively impacting these projects' environmental sustainability.
U. S. Steel Names New Senior Vice President—Human Resources and Administration
30 September 2013 - United States Steel Corporation announced that Susan M. Suver has advanced to senior vice president – human resources and administration effective 1 October, and will continue to report directly to chief executive officer Mario Longhi.
U. S. Steel Announces Management Changes In Raw Materials And Procurement Organization
23 September 2013 - United States Steel Corporation announced a series of management changes in the company's raw materials and procurement organizations.
U. S. Steel To Kick Off Annual United Way Campaign With Public Party
19 September 2013 - United States Steel Corporation will kick off its Pittsburgh-area 2013 United Way employee campaign by hosting its annual Party on the Plaza event Friday, 20 September 2013, from 11:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. on the plaza outside of the U. S. Steel Tower in downtown Pittsburgh.
Reuters: U. S. Steel's Locked-Out Canadian Workers Vote to Accept Contract
03 September 2013 - Workers locked out at U.S. Steel’s Lake Erie works in Canada have voted to accept a contract offer, according to results posted on their union's website late on Friday, Reuters reports.
Post-Gazette: Among U. S. Steel's Assets is 'Profound Science Knowledge,' New CEO Says
23 August 2013 - Incoming U.S. Steel CEO Mario Longhi said the natural gas boom, the automotive market and a comprehensive efficiency project he supervises are major opportunities for the struggling Pittsburgh steel producer, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reports.
Report: Judge Splits Verdict in EPA Case Against U. S. Steel
22 August 2013 - The federal government can’t seek to fine U.S. Steel for violations it claims the company made more than 20 years ago to its Gary Works plant, a federal judge ruled Wednesday, but it can seek to force the company to install new controls for pollutants, the Chicago Post-Tribune reported.
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